A remote border village on the right bank of the Lohit, framed by pine forests, waterfalls and high mountains close to the India-China frontier.
About the place
Kibithoo is a remote settlement and circle headquarters in Anjaw district near the India-China frontier. It stands on the right bank of the Lohit River amid pine forests, waterfalls and steep mountain slopes. The area carries memories of the 1962 conflict and remains strategically sensitive, while its far-eastern location and rugged scenery make it one of Arunachal Pradesh’s most unusual inhabited border landscapes.
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